Kansas Republicans Lose Labor Ties in Historic Shift
The 1950s shift in Kansas politics saw organized labor move from the GOP to the Democrats after a clash over right to work. Voters and unions realigned as labor backed Democratic campaigns, helping Docking secure re‑ election and marking a long-term political realignment in the state.
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Clyde Reed
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Fred Hall
Frank Carlson
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Organized Labor
Docking
House of Representatives
Foreign powers weigh midterm fallout on Trump era
Washington politics ripple abroad as Russia China North Korea and Saudi Arabia gauge U.S. election results and a potential House majority shift. Officials warn of foreign interference while North Korea and Saudi aims face new limits amid Dan Coats and Bolton cautions.
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Iran
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Syria
America
David Ignatius
Washington Post Writers Group
Eudora Mill Assures Excellent Flour Quality in 1868
The Eudora mill, halted briefly for repairs, is now operating at top condition. Vit Bros. run the mill, renowned for first-class flour and a strong community rep. Reprinted from local history by Sarah St. John with online link to Daily Lawrence History.
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Vit Bros
Sarah St. John
Facebook.com
Rights of mentally ill
A minority member argues mental illnesses are brain disorders, not character flaws, detailing stigma, lack of treatment, and barriers to collective advocacy. The letter urges recognition and genuine representation for people with neurological brain disorders seeking equal rights and inclusion.
Public Forum on Mental Health Courage and Accessibility
Lori Johns and Barry Fitzgerald thank Charlie Ross and Lawrence for support during a difficult time. They highlight ongoing discrimination toward people with mental illness, shorter lifespans, and the need for curb cuts ramps and safety bars. Bert Nash staff noted as helping for 23 years.
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Lawrence
Bert Nash
Lori Johns
Barry Fitzgerald
Closure of Penn House Sparks Gratitude From Supporters
Janice Lopez thanks volunteers and donors as Penn House closes its doors. She expresses sorrow for the loss of clients and appreciation for everyone who contributed to the service, noting heartfelt gratitude for all who were involved.
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Janice Lopez
Lawrence
Therapists Honored for Service at Bert Nash Center
Readers thank seven therapists who recently left Bert Nash for long service at the community mental health center. Their dedication supported clients, families, and the local mental health program during years of care and guidance.
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